New Rare Species: Lipor Snakehead
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no, i have a blue blerehi, channa pulchra and a lipor snakehead all in the one tank which has alot easier places to hide than the heater.
The temperature of the tank is currently is at 24 degrees celcius
The temperature of the tank is currently is at 24 degrees celcius
nobodys told us that we cant keep them together, we have actually been told by other people that you cant keep oscars and malawi's together, but we've proved them wrong and the tank is actually quite peaceful and nice.
With all due respect we were actually told by the dealer that it would be ok to keep blerehi and pulchra together, but i do appriciate what you are saying and may yet take action.
i have had tropic. fish for about 5 years, but never owned a snakehead, now i have 4 and have got to get by as best i can.
you are dead right about some of the dealers, we almost bought a chevron snakehead only a bit of research found it to be a meter long.
By the way your Picard pic was a classic
With all due respect we were actually told by the dealer that it would be ok to keep blerehi and pulchra together, but i do appriciate what you are saying and may yet take action.
i have had tropic. fish for about 5 years, but never owned a snakehead, now i have 4 and have got to get by as best i can.
you are dead right about some of the dealers, we almost bought a chevron snakehead only a bit of research found it to be a meter long.
By the way your Picard pic was a classic
DannyLee94;3345554; said:
small.
How about a photo? It may not be a real Lipor.
Snakeheads are very commonly wrongly identified by dealers.
Don't worry about them "looking their best", just a quick shot would help us ID it for sure.
it aint happening, i dont want to move anything and stress him, ill take a few pics when i clean the tank out
